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4. Pull back on the starter approximately 1/2”. Then
angle it away from the engine while sliding it out of
the engine.
See Figure 6.13.
NOTE: Before condemning a starter make sure to
bench test it. To bench test a starter:
A. Remove the starter from the engine.
B. Plug the extension cord into the switch housing.
C. Hold the starter down and press the starter but-
ton.
• If the starter works on the bench, confirm that
the engine crankshaft rotates with normal force.
• If the crankshaft does not rotate with normal
force, identify and repair the engine problem.
NOTE: This includes adjusting the valve lash.
• If the crankshaft rotates with normal force but the starter is unable to turn it, replace the starter.
• If the starter does not work, replace the starter.
4. Install the starter by following the above steps in reverse order.
NOTE: Tighten the starter screws to a torque of 195 - 221 in-lbs (22-25 Nm).
Figure 6.13
Pull back and angle the
starter away while
sliding it out
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